Saylor Hints at Massive Bitcoin Buy as MicroStrategy Amasses $2.2B Cash Pile
Key Takeaways:A $2.2 Billion War Chest Ready for DeploymentThe “Green Dots” Mystery and Retail ReactionA Closer Look at the 2025 Buying SpreeRewriting the Rules of the Corporate Treasury
MicroStrategy’s vault now holds a staggering 671,268 BTC. With a total investment of over $50 billion, they’ve crossed a threshold where the company is now a proxy for the asset itself. But the real story is in the margins. With an average entry point of $74,972, the firm is currently sitting on nearly $10 billion in unrealized gains.
This profit cushion is their greatest weapon. It means Saylor can ignore 20% or 30% drawdowns that would crush a less-leveraged competitor. For MicroStrategy, volatility isn’t a risk to be managed; it’s an opportunity to be exploited. This massive profit buffer allows them to keep their “Bitcoin-per-share” metric climbing, which has become the primary goal for their shareholder base.
The broader impact on Wall Street is becoming harder to deny. We’re seeing a new wave of CEOs who are tired of watching their cash lose value to inflation. By treating Bitcoin as a primary reserve asset, MicroStrategy has provided a blueprint for how a public company can escape the “melting ice cube” of the dollar. As long as the company can keep its stock trading at a premium to its assets, the cycle of selling shares to buy more Bitcoin will likely continue until the supply simply runs dry.
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